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  1. david1332

    MCRS vs TreeMotion

    If you have a big saw on your hip a lot I think your best bet would be the MCRS due to its design. I rock a TreeMotion and feel like a big saw would drag me down a bit, I haven't had the need to climb with anything larger than my 201tcm yet while in my Treemotion, however I've climbed with a 288...
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    Saluting Branches.

    I'll be at Beverly national cemetery in NJ this year with my crew leader. Glad to be part of such a great organization
  3. david1332

    Air Powered Tree Access vs Sling Shot

    I used to hand throw everything. Now I exclusively use my big shot . I love being able to set the perfect tie in pint every time. Never settle for less
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    Looking for several items (Climbing Gear)

    100% I upgraded from a buckingham rebellion which is a step up from the buckcat. Then I upgraded again to a treemotion and will never look back
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    Looking for several items (Climbing Gear)

    You also need one arm to descend so..... I think that it's still a good thing to have
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    Looking for several items (Climbing Gear)

    There are two straps on the back of the saddle made specifically to hold it
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    Looking for several items (Climbing Gear)

    I just purchased a comfort backpad and a pouch too
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    Want to Buy a used BDB

    New it's only $250
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    Looking for several items (Climbing Gear)

    I have the old treemotion and love t. Pretty similar to the s.ligjt except I have the buckles. I'd go for the treemotion
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    Misc Gear For Sale

    I'll take the gaff guardians
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    Kask customer service

    I upgraded from a CT Helmet which is great for the money but always seemed to ride back on my head. My kask is one of the best investments I've made as far as comfortable and quality gear go. Plus it integrates very well with the sena systems
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    Rope runner slipping

    I agree with adjusting the bollard. I also found that my RR works better worn in then it does newer. I developed wearing in the friction axles and it's much smoother now
  13. david1332

    Big boy climbing gear

    ^^^^ case and point
  14. david1332

    Wtb treemotion comfort pad

    I meant extra laying around not used
  15. david1332

    Wtb treemotion comfort pad

    Anyone have one laying around they'd be willing to let go? I have an original and I'm interested in trying out the new comfort pad
  16. david1332

    Big boy climbing gear

    Never said for a few months, but I do believe they should always least climb on it for a day or so to have them appreciate the toys
  17. david1332

    Big boy climbing gear

    I disagree. If he doesn't atlEast know the basics then what happens if something fails in the tree or he forgot his shiny piece of gear at home an he's an hour away?
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    Big boy climbing gear

    I started with a blakes hitch on an eye&eye w/ micro pulley Then 6-wrap prussic w/micro pulley Then zigzag Then RopeRunner. I'm the happiest I've ever been with my rope runner but am very glad I started kinda old school. It taught me a lot , most importantly how to get back to the basics in an...
  19. david1332

    Dr. Cornwallis's Work Thread And Stuff

    And just to clear his up I was referring to how fast the unicender wears, forcing you to start out with an 11mm rope and work your way up to 13

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